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2019 Honda CB500F First Look Review : Not Quite An R Yet (9 Fast Facts)

2019 Honda CB500F First Look Review : Not Quite An R Yet (9 Fast Facts)

Posted on November 8, 2018 By Jarvis

Honda is undoubtedly moving from the F to the R, as evidenced by the Honda CB300R, CB650R, CB1000R—three upright naked sport bikes that have been re-imagined in Honda’s Neo Sports Café image.

While we expect that’s in the future for the CB500F, that’s not in the cards quite yet, as we get a first look at the 2019 model.

1. The 2019 Honda CB500F gets motor upgrades. It’s far from a total redesign, but that’s fine as are already fans of the 471cc DOHC parallel twin powerplant.
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